Xianyang Museum

#chinatravel We visited Xianyang Museum and were genuinely impressed by the depth and richness of its collection. Housed in a former Confucian temple, the museum itself is already full of character, with elegant courtyards and wooden halls that add to the sense of history. Inside, we explored artifacts mainly from the Qin and Han periods, including terracotta warriors, bronze wares, and beautifully preserved tomb relics. What stood out most were the detailed stone carvings and painted figurines from Han tombs—they felt incredibly vivid and gave us a deeper understanding of daily life and imperial rituals from over two thousand years ago. The museum was not crowded, which allowed us to take our time and absorb the displays in a peaceful atmosphere. We found the layout clear and informative, with just enough explanation in English to guide international visitors. If you’re already in Xian or heading toward the Mausoleums nearby, we highly recommend adding Xianyang Museum to your route. It’s a compact but well-curated stop that helps bring the broader history of the region into focus. #travel #china